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WHAT WE’RE WEARING OLD HARRY

If you’re looking for something to keep you warm this winter, look no further than these beautiful unisex crewneck sweaters from Old Harry. Named after the rock stack that stands at the end of Studland Bay in Poole, Dorset, it’s the attention to detail that makes this knitwear really stand out. They’re not exactly cheap – £65 each – but they’re built to last, and once you slip one of these cosy creations over your head, you’ll never want to take it off.

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